To execute the script, install the required packages listed in the `pyproject.toml` file, and run the `get_orcids.py` script. The code was developed using `uv` and a virtual environment under the python version detailed in `.python-version`.

The script, when run, returned 2,614 new ORCIDs for researchers in the Neotoma Database associated with publications. This represents only a fraction of the total ~13,000 article authors, however, many publications in Neotoma do not have DOIs, and so could not be searched in this way, and also, many legacy publications have authors who have not, in the past, obtained ORCIDs.